Swift Alliance Cloud

Connect to Swift without running the interface yourself
Running an on-premises Swift interface means hardware, patching, disaster recovery, and a growing share of your Customer Security Programme scope. Netlink's Alliance Cloud moves that work to us.
Next-generation Swift connectivity
Alliance Cloud delivers secure, SWIFT-hosted connectivity for FIN, ISO 20022 and API traffic. Eliminate on-premises infrastructure while staying aligned with the latest SWIFT platform capabilities.
Zero Infrastructure Overhead
Remove the cost and complexity of operating local SWIFT servers. Reduce maintenance, simplify compliance, strengthen resilience, and let your teams focus on business innovation instead of infrastructure.
Always Future-Ready
Access SWIFT through a secure browser experience while integrating seamlessly with your back-office systems. Platform upgrades, new services, and security enhancements are delivered by SWIFT without disruptive infrastructure projects.
Benefits
Lower Infrastructure Load
No local Swift hardware to buy, house, or refresh. Your staff spend less time on installation, patching, and monitoring.
Reduced security scope
Swift operates the hosted components, so fewer systems fall inside your annual Customer Security Programme attestation.
Access to API services
The Swift Messaging API connects your applications directly, with no separate on-premises integration layer to run.
Capacity that follows demand
The multi-tenant design absorbs volume growth and peak loads without you provisioning additional infrastructure.
FAQs
Yes. Alliance Cloud is SWIFT’s modern successor to Alliance Lite2, offering fully managed connectivity with less infrastructure and operational effort.
Alliance Lite2 for Business Applications (L2BA) service is scheduled to reach end of life in December 2027
No. Alliance Cloud is hosted and operated by Swift. Your users reach it through a browser, and applications connect through the Swift Messaging API.
Swift hosts and manages the platform, so it covers many CSCF controls for the hosted components. You remain accountable for controls covering your own operators, tokens, and back-office links.
FIN (MT), ISO 20022 (MX), and file transfers, along with API-based access to Swift services.
Yes. Applications integrate through the Swift Messaging API, which removes the need for a separate local integration server.
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